If you are pro-life and don’t want to see babies inches from birth aborted‚ you are on the “stepping stone” to terrorism. So says the now certifiable UK government. The government’s counter-terrorism strategy includes Prevent‚ a preventative training to stop people from becoming terrorists or supporting terrorism. The program includes individuals throughout education‚ health‚ police‚ […] The post UK Government Warns That Pro-Life People Are Budding Terrorists appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Workers recovered a truck from the site of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in the Patapsco River. The Associated Press states that at least one vehicle remains hanging from metal debris. The outlet cited a law enforcement official who had knowledge of a Homeland Security memo detailing the recovery. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on […] The post A Truck Was Pulled from the site of the Baltimore Bridge Collapse appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The Daily Mail reports that eight states are planning to BAN the sale of gas-powered cars entirely – after Biden unveiled ambitious plans to phase them out by 2032. California was the first state to adopt the plan to ban sales of gas cars by 2035. Electric vehicles made up 7.6 percent of new car […] The post You Will Be Very Shocked When You Can’t Use Your Gas Car appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The FBI says convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh lied about where more than $6 million of stolen client money went‚ and about whether an unnamed attorney helped him steal it. Murdaugh is already serving two consecutive life terms for the murders of his wife‚ Maggie‚ and youngest son‚ Paul‚ both of whom he denies killing. Murdaugh did‚ however‚ plead guilty to stealing money from his clients and law firm‚ which resulted in a 27-year prison sentence‚ meaning he will be incarcerated even if his murder conviction is overturned. The federal government also sought to prosecute Murdaugh‚ who pleaded guilty last year in federal court to money laundering and various fraud charges‚ the Associated Press reported at the time. Now the feds want to revoke their part of the plea agreement‚ claiming Murdaugh lied because the unnamed attorney failed a polygraph test‚ the results of which have not been released‚ according to the AP. The unnamed attorney failed the test in October‚ which was given because the FBI already suspected Murdaugh had lied in his previous three interviews with the bureau. Federal prosecutors argued in court documents to keep the polygraph test and the summaries of its interviews with Murdaugh out of the public eye. Murdaugh’s defense attorneys reportedly oppose this‚ as prosecutors said in a footnote. Polygraph tests are not permitted as evidence in court because they are notoriously unreliable. Murdaugh admitted to stealing around $12 million from clients over the years after promising to help them with medical bills or pain and suffering. One victim‚ Jordan Jinks‚ had been a friend of Murdaugh’s since they were children. He asked Murdaugh to represent him after he incurred hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills for a neck injury resulting from someone rear-ending his car. Jinks paid the bills‚ assured that Murdaugh would obtain a settlement to refund him. When Murdaugh received that settlement‚ he kept the money for himself. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “The money you stole from me‚ I would have gave it to you‚” Jinks said during Murdaugh’s sentencing. “Why bro? Why?” While taking responsibility for the financial crimes‚ Murdaugh adamantly denies killing his wife and son. “I want to take responsibility. I want my son to see me take responsibility. It’s my hope that by taking responsibility that the people I’ve hurt can begin to heal‚” Murdaugh said when pleading guilty in September. His defense attorney‚ Dick Harpootlian‚ noted at the time: “There’s two things Alex will tell you. One‚ he stole the money. Two‚ he did not kill Maggie and Paul.”

A new poll out of Canada found that if national elections were currently held‚ a political thunderquake would shake the nation‚ with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party thrown out of power and the Conservative Party‚ led by Pierre Poilievre‚ completely dominating the Canadian Parliament. Abacus Data‚ one of the country’s most accurate pollsters‚ surveyed over 3‚500 adults between March 16 and March 24‚ and found that 41% of committed voters would vote for the Conservative party‚ 23% would vote for the Liberal party‚ 19% would vote for the New Democratic Party‚ and 4% would vote for the Green Party. “Since the beginning of the year‚ we have seen stability in vote intentions with the Conservatives consistently in the low 40s and the Liberals stuck in the low to mid 20s‚” Abacus reported. The survey found that the Conservatives led with all age groups across the country; interestingly‚ the Liberal vote rose as the age of voters rose‚ implying young people are more inclined to see the error of Trudeau’s ways. Only one in four voters thought Canada was headed in the right direction. 59% of voters disapproved of the job Trudeau is doing as prime minister. 58% of voters had a negative impression of Trudeau with only 24% having a positive view‚ leaving him 34 points underwater‚ while 38% had a positive view of Poilievre and 34% had a negative impression‚ leaving him four points to the good. Only a paltry 15% of voters thought Trudeau and his party should be reelected. 52% of voters thought it was time for a change. 61% of voters thought Trudeau was focused on the wrong priorities; 48% thought him ineffective‚ and 53% thought he was not transparent about his actions. The poll also discovered that Conservative voters were more likely to vote than Liberal or NDP supporters. A near majority of voters‚ 46%‚ thought Conservatives would win the next election; only 21% thought the Liberals would win. “In evaluating the Trudeau government‚ Canadians expressed concerns about its focus and effectiveness‚ with a majority viewing the government as distracted‚ focused on the wrong priorities‚ and closed. These perceptions are closely tied to vote intention‚ suggesting any path back to competitiveness for the Liberals will require it to address these public perceptions‚” stated Abacus Data CEO David Coletto.